VideoSift shares a 19.5 minutes TED video talk -- "When film critic Roger Ebert lost his lower jaw to cancer, he lost the ability to eat and speak. But he did not lose his voice. In a moving talk from TED2011, Ebert and his wife, Chaz, with friends ... come together to tell his remarkable story."

The Daily What Geek shares Access Main Computer File

Blue's News and Walyou share a funny five minutes and 38 seconds YouTube video of an Israeli parody/spoof, with English subtitles

VideoSift shares a funny two minutes and 41 seconds YouTube video showing "the absurdness of the 'unboxing' video trend

/. shares a funny Ksplice blog of "Security Advisory: Plumber Injection Attack in Bowser's Castle" -- "Multiple versions of Bowser's Castle are vulnerable to a plumber injection attack.

Reddit (#1 and #2) mentions the released game demonstration/demo. of Portal 2 on FilePlanet and GameSpy.

/. and Surgen's comment share a eight minutes and 59 seconds YouTube video showing a comparison of every version of Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) in Windows

VideoSift shares a funny four minutes and seven seconds CollegeHumor video showing a spoof/parody of Charlie/Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory movies with Apple and Steve Jobs

VideoSift shares a nine minutes and 49 seconds YouTube video showing "an experiment to see the effects of installing every major upgrade version of Windows, in order, on the same machine."

If you can read this post, then that means the domain change was a successful. Let's get to the quality site links you missed:

YouTube has a video collection titled "All Your History" -- "All Your History Are Belong To Us (Game Development History) -- Uncover the dirt behind your favorite video game franchises ..."

Fail Blog shares a funny photograph/photo. showing a Fortune cookie paper related to an old popular disk operating system (DOS) and command line

/. shares TASVideos -- "A community dedicated to creating and publishing Tool-Assisted Speedrun (TAS) videos -- emulator (and other tool) assisted run-throughs that resemble superhuman-like playing sessions -- of classic and modern video games."

This Retrevo blog says "Clothes may make the man (or woman) but dressing for success now includes the gadgets you carry and the gadget accessories that adorn them. That includes cell phone cases, laptop bags, headsets and all the other colorful and stylish electronic paraphernalia people can’t live without. Have you ever wondered whether your gadgets influence what other people think of you? A recent Retrevo Gadgetology study asked consumers whether they notice other people's gadgets and how someone's gadgets affect their opinions of them. It turns out, most noticeably among under 35 year olds, that people's gadgets are being checked out everywhere they go and people’s perceptions are, in fact, influenced by them.

City Pages has a five pages/one print page (will prompt), with a visual history, titled "Oregon Trail: How three Minnesotans forged its path" that show how this educational/edutainment game was one of the most popular educational games of all time...

In the proper *chan tradition of image macros like Courage Dog, and Advice dog... Windows Guy tries Unix!

It's funny because it's true.